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AfriWomen visited the Foworogun community in Ibadan to bring a new day of hope dawns, thanks to the pioneering efforts of the AfriWomen initiative. This incredible program is not just a campaign; it\’s a lifeline to the women in marginalized communities, we are offering them the keys to unlock their full potential. During the recent […]

The holiday has come to an end and AfriWomen is back to the classroom where we empower women with knowledge that will build their confidence and with skills training that will help them double their income. It’s exciting to see our Women’s curious and ready to learn faces as we resumed. The AfriWomen facilitators, trainer

On the 13th of December, 2023, AfriWomen celebrated and graduated our adult literacy beneficiaries from different centers. The ceremony was not just an event, it was a celebration of resilience, determination and unquenchable thirst for knowledge for our wonderful women of AfriWomen. The keynote speaker, The Founder and CEO of AfriWomen Mrs Adebukola Oso applauded

Welcome to Yemetu Total Garden, a rural community in Ibadan where dreams are nurtured and possibilities are realized. Afriwomen went to the heart of this vibrant community to raise awareness about Adult Literacy and Empowerment. The campaign operates at the very heart of Yemetu Total Garden, leveraging the strength of its community bonds. Local leaders,

In a resounding move to empower women across diverse sectors, AfriWomen, a trailblazing organization dedicated to the social and economic development of women, has launched the AfriWomen Networking Group. This transformative initiative opens the doors to a world of opportunities, ideas, and partnerships, akin to possessing a superpower. Networking, often described as the bridge to

In a resounding celebration of knowledge and empowerment, the AfriWomen marked International Literacy Day (ILD) on September 8, 2023, embracing the theme \’Promoting literacy for a world in transition: Building the foundation for sustainable and peaceful societies\’.. The Afriwomen conducted a women health empowerment .parenthood, menopause and pre -menopause to educate the women more about

Unlocking Creativity, Confidence, and Growth! AfriWomen\’s AfriGirls summer camp programme took off with a bang, captivating hearts and minds and leaving a lasting mark on the lives of young girls, their families and communities. The initiative\’s unique blend of education, empowerment, and arts and crafts activities resulted in numerous remarkable achievements. One of our key

During a recession, economicempowerment is crucial. Soap making, a simple and valuable skill, can serve as a means to make ends meet,whether as a startup or alongside an existing business.AfriWomen are currently empowering women in Ibadan communities with this idea. The Afriwomen and the Aliiwo girls. the afriwomen #afriwomen #adebukolaoso ibadan community #skill straining #recession

The AfriWomen is celebrating this year\’s international Women\’s Day by further uplifting the social, political, cultural and economic contribution of women in history, as well as a call to action to advocate for gender equity and equality. The AfriWomen female staff. In commemoration of this year\’s theme #EmbraceEquity, we want to do more in how

Take care of your children during the forthcoming elections, Adebukola Oso the Founder of AfriWomen tasks parents. Speaking to representatives from the AfriWomen literacy centers and members of communities the NGO also remain a tool for political thuggery by politicians. Mrs. Olusola Folarin the wife of the Baale of Olorunda, a community that the AfriWomen